A quick feedback point regarding long conversations: The lazy loading/virtual scrolling significantly hinders using Ctrl+F to find older information. It forces users into time-consuming manual scrolling and visually scanning the text to locate earlier parts of the chat. The workaround of copy-pasting to external editors isn’t ideal for productivity either.
While understanding the need for performance optimization, could we explore ways to enable effective full-conversation search within AI Studio? An integrated search feature that works alongside lazy loading would be incredibly valuable for reviewing extensive dialogues.
I appreciate your feedback. I’ll bring this up with the team to see what might be possible in terms of improving the experience, particularly around search functionality.
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Is there any feedback regarding improving the experience of search (functionality)?
As far as I’m aware of, the ctrl+f is still not working.
Hey @Olivier , The eng team removed some UI elements to improve performance, which is why Ctrl+F no longer works as expected. We appreciate the feedback and are looking into better search solutions.
@GUNAND_MAYANGLAMBAM Still struggling with this issue. I was enjoying using Google AI Studio a lot, but now I feel like I don’t have access to my own information because it’s not searchable. I literally cannot find some important information after 10 minutes of scrolling right now. It makes me consider quitting it because it’s counterproductive in the long-term
I am experiencing the same issue. For several months, I have been unable to accomplish this. It appears to be a “reverse feature,” as if something were deliberately implemented to prevent it, haha.
A workaround for me has been to install the Multi Find: Search and Highlight extension. See download link on [Chrome/Edge] or [Firefox]. It functions adequately, but for very lengthy conversations, the extension seems to bog down considerably. Nevertheless, I hope this proves useful to someone.
